Yep. I forgot to say that was the consumption for 120 mins to boot!!rebreathers ha.
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Yep. I forgot to say that was the consumption for 120 mins to boot!!rebreathers ha.
Nice BT.Yep. I forgot to say that was the consumption for 120 mins to boot!!
Let me see....13% more gas....sounds kinda good!@Brett Hatch , I didn't carefully read all the responses in the thread, so sorry if this is repeating something, but here's the math. A LP 85 filled to 3500 psi will hold about 113 cf of gas. Your HP 100s will obviously hold 100 cf at service pressure. So yes, you gain a little more gas, but it's not a huge amount. A LP 85 and HP 100 are pretty similar in size. The 85 might be a few pounds lighter, but nothing that you'd really notice. My point is that short of of moving to doubles or a substantially larger tank (HP 133 or cave filled LP 108), you're not really gaining anything by moving to a single cave filled LP 85.
Let me see....13% more gas....sounds kinda good!
Let me see....13% more gas....sounds kinda good!
Only if you can get a cave fill easily.
A bit much for me but my only worry would be if the burst disc could take it.